Max-Catch Glue Traps 72pk, Sticky Mouse Traps Indoor for Home

Works well. If you have pets, enclose it by folding as directed. My dog stepped on it because I laid it flat. It was very difficult, and painful to get it off his paw.

Finally came in today! Never had a mice problem until recently because of neighbors who had them. When they sealed out their doors and cleaned u their unit, they came flocking to my side. I can’t really blame them tho because the units I’m at are poorly made. They have wide gaps under their doors which I don’t understand why there are big gaps in the first place? With my place being new you figure they build it better! Anyway, when we found out we had mice I had bought those tom stick pads. They worked at first and caught a mice within couple hours but it was just one. Couple months went by with no mice being caught BUT they were smart enough to avoid them. So I bought these to install in the door ways and outside of my home where I seen them hide. Within a few hours, I already caught 3 small mice. I was hoping to catch more but it was 3 for now. Im going to leave them out over night hoping to catch more when I wake up in the AM. I’m hoping this helps stop the infestation around my unit. I know there is more because I have killed 5 total so far in the last 2-3 months. The mice do look small so I’m hoping to catch the big mice! Because they need to go lol. Anyway I also bought those gap things for the door. Hoping they help. I would buy again. They are sticky enough for small mice. I’m not sure how they will hold for the bigger mice/rats. My only complaint about these is that being outside it does flip and move. Not sure if it’s from the mice tryna get out and moving so much or if it’s just from the wind outside. Either way I am just hoping they will stick throughout the night so I can catch more

I purchase these about once a year. I use them in the corners of our home for geckos, spiders, crickets, roaches and other crawling insects. They work good for the geckos that somehow find their way inside and are easy to set in place. I have not found any other product that deters a gecko. They will also catch mice, but not every time. Mice can un-stick themselves and escape. Check them about every 2 or 3 months Or if you are smelling something unusual where these are placed. You may be surprised what is crawling along your floors. I always make them into a box, this makes them easy to dispose of in a trash bag, and you don't have deal directly what may be inside the trap, though you can just set them out flat. Setting them flat does make them open to be stepped on are picked up with a broom or by a pet if you have pets and/or curious kids. Try and place them in areas that are not well traveled i.e. behind dressers, toilets, refrigerators, dark corners etc.. I write a date on them and try to replace them at 6 months or 1 year. Sooner if they are in areas where insects or geckos are being caught or traveling.

They have to lay flat on the trap sometimes they walk right over the trap. I have caught so many spiders but some of them I thought were so smart because in one room they weren't getting caught at all. One room I laid down 72 traps and not one of them had a spider but all of my floors were covered in babies and big huge spiders like these. They were running right over the traps. I believe if they get wet from spraying or mopping and then you put the traps back down the spiders won't stick them anymore. spiders would be on the floor but would not be in the traps next to him knowing they had to have ran inside them. In my video you can see the example I finally found the spider that was leaving a bunch of webs in my bedding in my room and on every corner and every wall that were webs that I just deep cleaned yesterday. Today the spider I found ran right through the trap. There are baby spiders all around my room and no babies spiders are in a traps. You may have to replace them as these are about 3 months old and they lose their stickiness due to dust which no matter what you can't avoid. In the beginning I was catching thousands of spiders in my basement that I lived in I was renting. I was getting about 10 bites a night and there were so many spiders laying babies They were all different breeds widows wolf spiders funnel webs spiders and even bigger spiders I can't remember the name of. I have the huntsman spiders because I live in the port of Tacoma so they all come off the ships I have Australian mouse spiders. Most of them I've found to hide in holes especially metal bed frame holes and they leave their babies in there or metal shelf holes anything with metal hollow two that have tiny little holes they can squeeze into so I duct tape every little crack that has a crevice because that yellow spider in the video came out of one of the holes in my shelf today and my last basement house they were in my metal bed frame there were so many of them I was feeling about 60 a day a spring bug killer spraying into the holes but it wouldn't kill them all so I then ended up with 30 underneath my bed after the 60 were dead then 20 the next day then it was a nightmare and they never completely went away now they're getting bigger again and I just have to keep on staying on top of it everyday because I only get about one bite per day now where it used to be 10 bikes today bites in my bed autocorrect gosh darn it AHHRRRH

Great for home or office, can be placed unseen behind furniture. Easy to use, just peel off backing, shape into box or leave flat. No odor and size does matter-a bigger area to catch more of the little critters. Great for all sorts of insects running along your walls. Will not tear easily and is very sticky.

Works good if the mouse is small. If the mouse is too big sometimes it will rip its fur off to get away. It also has caught a lizard and a few spiders and water bugs.

This truly does grip anything that wanders onto it. Enough said.

SUPER sticky. Works well to catch any little critters you don’t want in your house or garage. A little tricky to fold into a square without your fingers getting stuck. With that being said I would buy them again.

Ça colle super bien. Pour insectes ou rongeurs.

Great

Max-Catch works great. Have a silverfish problem and these things must attract them. No escape. Can see just what can of infestation you have when strategically placed in corners. Catch everything like silverfish, spiders, ants, centipedes. Baby silverfish you cannot see even get caught. May not solve alone but greatly reduces numbers.

These traps work very well. The Catchmaster Max-Catch glue traps are effective for catching mice and insects, and they are easy to use around the house. The downside is the price, they are quite expensive for what they are. Also, the scented version takes about a week to arrive, which can be inconvenient if you need them quickly. Overall, they do the job well, but the cost and delivery time are drawbacks.

Love this product. We put 2 traps side by side…we peeled off the paper and the other one we put a 1/4 teaspoon of peanut butter and orange peel in top. Oh my goodness. There were more bugs stuck on the peanut butter and orange peel. We gave some to our friends for them to try and they love this product. Would definitely buy again.